South Korea Credit Information Act
Data subject rights – South Korea Credit Information Act

South Korea Credit Information Act 37: Withdrawing consent and stopping marketing contact

What does 37 require?

Individuals may withdraw consent to provision made for purposes other than credit evaluation (stating they forgo the service where needed for it) and demand that marketing contact stop; providers and users tell customers of these rights in writing, electronically or orally (with follow-up notice if oral), comply immediately, keep procedures to do so, and bear any phone or other cost.

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